Ex and I signed a separation agreement in Aug that was filed with the court. It outlined everything from access, support, etc. He agreed to all access transportation responsibilities and costs until which time I have a car and insurance in my name. Once that happens, our agreement says I will only pick the children up from his place (1.5 hours away) at the end of the first access weekend each calendar month. This was signed in August and we both had ILA.
Now he has decided he would like 50/50 driving and has said he will file motion if I will not agree. Nothing has changed. No "material change in circumstance". He has been doing all the driving since he agreed to our move in 2011. I am driving a 30 year old car lent to me and insured by my father. Ex took the family SUV when he left.
Is there a time limit he has to wait before filing a motion on something he agreed to 3 months ago? His lawyer has convinced him he will win and a judge will award him costs. He even forwarded me his lawyer's email as a scare tactic.
My thought is that he agreed to this in August and now just wants to be a pain. Why would a judge switch it?
(Btw, it changes nothing for the kids. They would be in the car the exact same amount of time.)
Thoughts?
Now he has decided he would like 50/50 driving and has said he will file motion if I will not agree. Nothing has changed. No "material change in circumstance". He has been doing all the driving since he agreed to our move in 2011. I am driving a 30 year old car lent to me and insured by my father. Ex took the family SUV when he left.
Is there a time limit he has to wait before filing a motion on something he agreed to 3 months ago? His lawyer has convinced him he will win and a judge will award him costs. He even forwarded me his lawyer's email as a scare tactic.
My thought is that he agreed to this in August and now just wants to be a pain. Why would a judge switch it?
(Btw, it changes nothing for the kids. They would be in the car the exact same amount of time.)
Thoughts?
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